Dissociative amnesia is generally:
A) temporary.
B) caused by a medical condition.
C) progressive.
D) associated with depression.

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Dissociative amnesia is typically temporary and can last from hours to years, with most cases resolving within a few days or weeks.

Answer: B 
 There are medical conditions that can result in an amnesic episode, such as head injury, stroke, or brain tumors.

Answer: D 
 While depression can sometimes be associated with dissociative amnesia, it is not a defining feature of the disorder.

Therefore, the best choices are A and B.

Dissociative Amnesia Is Generally